| name | writing-rigor |
| description | High-rigor writing and editing discipline for PRDs, memos, docs, executive narratives, release notes, and plans. Use for audience fit, thesis, structure, evidence, terminology, concision, voice, and actionable next steps. |
| model | claude-opus-4-8 |
| effort | high |
Writing Rigor
Make the artifact useful to its audience, not merely polished.
Fleet context
This skill is part of ultracode-high. For the full orchestration map, tool
catalog, agent roster, and card schemas, read
../ultracode-high/references/runtime-context.md when available. Writing edits
must preserve evidence, caveats, and actionability for the final integrator.
Checks
- Audience and decision context are clear.
- First section states the thesis or bottom line.
- Structure supports scanning and action.
- Claims are sourced, calculated, or labeled as assumptions.
- Terminology is consistent.
- Language is concise and concrete.
- Risks and tradeoffs are not buried.
- Next actions are explicit when the artifact asks for action.
- Long artifacts have an executive summary or TLDR table when useful.
Do not smooth away uncertainty that matters to the reader.
